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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

~.
Reserve rruTd .o....-o L.. ool ooi
Ag'st deposits S'fb"'-D 0"'''' '' -
errn,,, IIoG,l7j $3.50 $50 Dec. t2l7'G@j
Til. Clearing Iom,c statement today II ns follows
r.changc- Sll7,7I2.77o; balances. TioJ3'9'-. for
the wosk: Exchanges, S7OG,2Sos3o; balances
S3l .2S9.7-l.
This was the most active half holiday that inc STOCK
T,chance has witnessed since business closed al Il
o'clock ON Saturday; both tho share and bond MARKERS
not onr were active but strong all the WAY ON. ineS'
Of stocks in the two hours Aggregated loH"o 'h''e''
The m .rket opened with a decided AMI general impress
sion that moderate reaction was due AMI would occur
todaY Therefore traders shaped their operations ac'
coriingly and thero free supplies OF Ste'kS w
realize profit, accrued, and for the SNORT
account In antclpation OF tho reaction But 'heto
we're buyer, for all offerings ut fn figures nhd geher"y
n, some advances When the bank statement WAS pun
.he AT liO o'clock an effort made to use t' Io''
OF "sIrpln, reserve a n hear argument III" Pl''''
were vigorously Jumped upon: they yielded some iI"o
lions but bsrore tho final moment the recovery h'u
hegun The statement instead or being "pohr "Bu
meat il strong "buli point n shows an acuVly ]"
bushes aud prof able for money The loss ie"ve
the surrlu. still unu.ally large for thi, season :" w"
wear Missouri Pacific again was MIN anu -'''"taP ~
So, "a agIin, Ssi last evening ana closes 49,,
whrt. # dd last saturday after week hlu Po m ~,
The frank lines vcrn than u~nay Wo"lh , w.
dealings particularly Canada So"tH"i" az" t.I I,sor
Central ihc market closed strong at sOmethlhs 'o"e
than be- II 1gurc>
Government bonds were quiet ana sca'y !" l"o' ~'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSC
GREAT FOrR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.
On and art er November trains leave


Largest aud Finest Passenger station in America.
IS a. M Rochester AMI Montreal Express. !rawng room
Adams. -
exclusively Of Buffet smo<ing-csr dinnKcar draw groom
aud seePing cars ior Albany tea SYRACUSE ochs,tsI
Buffalo Ere Cleveland and Toledo arriving chicago $50
10 30 a. H. chicago Express drawngrOom to Can
1870 a. NJ Western Nev.York and Northern Express.
$50 p No. Albany Iroy and Utica SPECIAL. with drawing
bany and Troy Connects at Troy for sarl
- p. M Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
with sleeping cars for NIAGARA Fan, Buffalo Suspension
Bridge cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis; Il Louis 10
leio and Chicaso Dningcar New York 10 Albany
Z M Monrea aud Tue. Express laIy ssePnT 'ar'
10 an AMI sO ds not o nn W-s a ~
:? ~ Special Slsepsr ARIES Rochester ~ a. H. But
9i5 p n raeac EIpresswtl sleeplns.car. Auburn.
Gs%Ia o: p aD chSsgo scns to
WATERFOWL Utica daily except SATURDAY 49,,
ana Troy Connect, morning lr,ns for the West
FOR aatoga Lake and for the North except sa'nr'
fcsets and space in drawing and slsepngcar, on
~ Park P-cr. battery Place 8! West l25lh'.t, ami
Haven stton l3'lhst New Yor :is3 Wssiin ton
and 730 Fulton ss Brooklyn. and 10 Fourth-st Wiams
Wcstcotts Express call baggage from hotels
Kun dary others daily. except sunday stop at Mott
h q Mi f f'5ti2T .''" 81 HENRY MoYErT
General superlnt-nient. General Passenger Agent
albany BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINEnPal-
every week day az D. m from fief 81 ~ 4" '''' VI
Freight received until the hour Of departure.
HALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
i BOSTON $500 for F:rstclass Limited Ticket.
REDUCTION 10 ALL OTHER POINTS.
Steamer, PILGRIM anil BRISTOL Pier -. y. r..
by Annex boat from Brooklyn am Jersey tly
Fai River leave Boston weok day, at Gp M. sundays
pm An orchestra on each steamer ,,, ,,ns,.r am
ticket Offices. at once on Pier - aud or steamera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
I EIllGH VALLEY RAILROAD

rAssENGEgTM.iNs leave foot OF c0r'iand' ana p''-
a NJ ior "a 1,~aaus and lniermedIae points basal.
M for SsG'T pac Lyons ea pcas csar ear %
car - Isnshannock Reading and Harris
Sac tcr pi,.ston aud principal intermediate points,
o tpay and ,n.rmed,,: p.p, Is ,S Con
an. %c: T. ~i i$i@,a no,n
ali pOiH MaSa2Oy Fnd ;ts'0n coal regions
g. m. for MaSeh chank, msieton and intermediate
sop,ay and Dt fmsn s pSn Buffalo
and t + west 9. i Pullman .e.pe, Lyon,
Whsr s = 2 y f [ L a.. i.......
trains ea, 1 .; 'oP N or RIVER anu 10 '
ute Detroit t.5te and ' Chicago g S. n. siS
syia LSs BSr 10 Sese.s ysnon Bridge. Nasar'
EtS li sauc: RI i Sss sS an ':,o %s
S g. 80 West Point TO- ccp%a SewOurs 2As
81 H. and 70 ls 80 sns %
Ia as%r' a% r'9sds East o: on SIS p N
ro.s Z Falls. Gin.
sn3 Dsy D'''p s6 hs; .ssp s"f sa 81 Se'
a,s s s S1 sp SsFSs
vois C syS s s' sa SsS sS +
Rowary Park Place and West Shore stations Ut OF
Ne I2d at foot OF Jay.st n. X q. T.. LAMBFRr.
s Vanderbilt ave. SenerA Passenger AZ.
nAl LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT.
ID vi, fsa HFLE 80 81 and s0E raT1i car. to BATH
more. thence palace steamers arriving Old Point
Is q IN. Norfolk a m. Ii. v. TOMPkINS.
Gen'l Pass. Agent, 3l9 Broadway N. r
ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
rXCupSToN f.ooi = fivr ~ ~
STEAMERS {. IA. &oRrHAM aud CONTINENTAL leavs
Peck Pier - H. H., n H. AM IL y IN. tsus,sys ck-
cepre H. AZ at Newiavea with special trains tle
MEkIbEN HARTFORD sP.iNdFIELD. HOLfOkE
sold AMI DAxEAse checked AZ ~ bcsS
way. New. YORK AMI C0IrtsL. Brookyh
TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINZ
n. Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
foot OF North River. daily except SAUL.
asy q o. m. Tor Troy and the North sunday ssoames
sorehes Al Albany. lroy excursion tickets y o.
NOR HUDSON AND COXSACklE.
steamer KAATERsKILL ON rnesasy, THURSDAY A-'
sa,rr.Iav 4 n m. fSetof lay st. " i6,-..,
e~'" Competing with Boston aud Albany haii'0~@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

NTF'l, N'lV y"
Hy the operations OF tho sub Treasury III '"e Wa
ended FRIDAY evening. which Included re'oP' VI
nI ooo for h.ncs on Ncw-Orcans etc, tho banks
lost oo3 G27 The weekly bank statement "i averages
show, A loss OF ~ 9jl 400 each. which shows co"'
,rabl. movement TO tho Interior other thah thAl Hoh
,hroush the Treasure Tho loans Wcro etp'ndsi
- 1854 800 aad the deposits were Increased s7Y''"
h,no. the "surplns reserve" ~ reduced 'l'1o-o
% so--G5jo AGAINST $5.6J1.?OJ on No.
vemler 4. l.sG The changes In tho weak OF last
v.ar were a. follows: Loans decrca,cd sfo''9'o'
c,sh decreased S3Gs 100 deposits increased sl1?Ooo'
and .urpu, re serve decreased s16j,'1j.
The following compares the totals Of statements OF o''oo
90 Nrvef q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
The United Treasury holds 900 United
States bonds National banknoe circulation fol-

States bonds to secure National banknoe circulation fol-
lows:
No.. .
Our per cents w
Bonds deposited for circulation during the S2942j0
bonds withra during the wees $751; 900 National bank
g-curcency notes. $2I Sl5soy gold
s239 929 Aganst these sums the Treasury holds IN
lawful money Sl02.43l. 772 as follows
For redemption OF notes Of banks reducing crcu
ation ~, 80,
For notes OF banks IN liquidation. % 4lss3l
lof notes OF faiIeu Danhs A""''
In London British cOnols closed unchanged at lO3 LILO
and 1903 81 respectively for money and account Bar
declined lad 43d per ounce, English standard
American RAILWAYS opened higher and ruled strong IN
the end At Paris French per cents were easier at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

-TraiG,eavs from Chainbersst station woes M's M
5 20. $50 aud II 30 a. m; l:l5 $50 s. 49, 3 ~
$50 a. NJ aSd T. For N'a@et s'T ma yalIry
4 80. u. 80 p. sundays 80 4 nj. > p H.
ERIE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave
IL 5i..t minutes earlier than time shown from Cham
her, local trains Leave 2Sdst from 10 ~ minutes
earlier
Ga m Week days 80 SUNDAYS Day EEpre's BnGet Draw
Ing room Coaches Im,r. Horueli.vie iiuuas run
man Ssgg HaIa . % ~ LSas limited SOLID ru
of ia, and Eaet se.pnS Cache to nent
Il Toul. No cyira CHARGE for fat tine Pullman s..r
ing coaches TO Buffalo. Nia{Ma Falls Hamilton Toronto
II 80 = m"DIy CnicaY5 tIprG.S Pullman r h%Tst
co1sns, to HnS% aS %TssO h"'
RuthsrCr Pa.,alc week DAYS. ~ 20 72S io i"
~ 90 10 Ho 70 iU m nom " 90 o. 30 30 900
iop w. I2ndn gut Additional tran.lo Pass'ia week
DAYS 9ooa NJ 599e NJ, a"7 4so op 10; TO- No. ig6o
r"' SoS" 4f o. $50 $50 $50 40 Soo 0s; 5S
S S s%nG G 81. IS ssc 1886 noon 400 600
$50 $50 900 1890 I'so m - In n,'l2gs' a, $50
< $50 To- ii5oa Ss 40 80 20 200 90 8 no.
sun;F% Ss't s ~ So 30 1888 iSgS a nut = mid
night sundays 4i5. $780, lO.3oa m. =. T. $50 and i
Nor.%rs f and cornra week d.ys 20 a., g. aao A'O
wo2 2,S a% week e p days a o. 1850 NJ $50 p%
sera"ton ami IIcnesd.lc week days ~ 80 % 10 so
MGssos9 ana rCT ''fy a 1852 NJ sundays AS $50
,. 10 80 W 2% aiy az az 5o 81 D. m $50 80
D. .s. il9Op m sanday' A'4'' loSo a. Il" D. 0'''
1880 y. NJ. a., ,
Ticket, for passage apartments In Drawing Room ana
Sleeping b. Obtained aud or'er, Tor t
Ing .aS s tr.' So 81 S to iii o
JsT."y y Il. at aT2y. m at ,
i1'I ~; !. s % any ocn'l Msr T.. FARMER O. p ACT
-RONDOUT KINGSTuN AND CAIS.
A LANp miIsorossS miSSu
fcrrhke and !spu, c, ."sc,nsM Mountain Raoaf.
wsss day rSeH q T OF Kingston leave,
boston via FALLRlyER LlNE:aONL1 IS
ID forhr.tclass limited tickets ,ssmors Pi
and BISr5f aiteraatns leave Per - n X, 1901
81 son by a2SSEx hno9Sy,T AND ThSSE
CGTYa AZ 0hc sc,d :. V pIincps transfer ani
rI., sn@s at office Pier - aud On steamers.
NATSKIlL. EVENING LINE. ,,v,
u steamers Kaater.kl Ant Catssn Leave LIST win
G teTs 81 Mountain c.ro .!ci.i no,1.R
cUORE LINE-All Rail Pouto for Boston
= Newport and me Fast EIpress ,'Iyes , and new
rurcs, train at p except sunday Fast az
m ay PaIlorcars or sleeping cars 10 "o'''a"
ALL FARES REDUCED
VIA sToNINGrON LINE
,n.,do pou,. for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE anil the EAST
only SO To Boston. s. 2Ib ProViisnc.
,,,ra. st.,mer. Rhsde Island AMI Mass.chu'stt elv,
new PIER 50 y. block above CahaI'I A. 4'9o y L.
daily. except sunday
n, ,h\vlCH LIN ,-Favorte inside Route.
1 ~ fsTSs FG!"S.i To
E .s cfY or We
numbc foot OF WatssL tne1t pier above pssorososs@
ferryh "Al' snn"A' ''A''P''u ~ ". BRADY. Axs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
NEW YORK ONTARIO 81 IVES TERN KY
~ IrAns leave from erres A. Wess i2d AMI Jay's~

follows %, ,,,,,,.
tallsburg Monticello Liberty Waiton' ny,ga
{ Rome, oneida, Fulton os"cgo bu"a1"'
Detroit, chicago Waikiki Valley points -, ,,,.,,.
D. Jaysi-. 81 D. M for Mlnuio.
town lIcnvlIc, fallsburg Monticello, Liberty Whits
waikiki Valley points .,- o..
West 42d 35 p M Jayst Is ?; m. da nc, 10.
Uswcgo, Suspension bridge. Detroit, Chicago, Sc LOUIS
pullman sleepins-car oerhs reseryed AZ so 9or aa
vay 7y7 1874 East l95th ST., o6i West l2Oth
St., N. Y. ). ~ Dtsoo ~ 70, L. ,H''v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
u PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after OL .nBtK III. 1857
GREAT TRUNK LINZ

Train, A s.Vs wv NV 4. Des,ioss:. eo'n
Ia iisSus Pt.6urs and tho West with Puligao rsass
a.. E,' sssd n M Ok Ara .rp III ana
- Sleeping Ve;ti0uea Ssr, a. a. m every day Cor, and
"F rs q o s h &c., to Us I SS
70! rst s cum e@trS ana tne Oil Esseni night.
10; SosTsso"q' ,%a.sa an; sT1d n.y.
sa Ho r. s sea s''ua'' v'' wash,
A. .,v & Rsls 81 f'' s1fsst ssfs. j
ss e9a 80 !" al .a % a.e % i%' r y
ro 10 CA. S M. cry 10 " week %ss saT days, Saturday,
ssai s1' e ~ g 10
For ASfs VIA N.w-yo;t rhI hsts,lsl:
:ssssS ND diet Il ss s.: s' 10;
From si E'T TssS s Wsa "a 20 e
pas%Sr r. 20 go m slo no % 80 80 30:
$$S s. 50 ga % aa "a sSo',
90 g s. 70 g g. g. 30 "a q
San-aS % So 80 9 % aS 50 g. 10 * *
n- FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Expre.s Trains leave DcsoFosses ana cors
'.a % sue u cnieaS" iiai,ed 10 Washington
S'Sd D Inf Gnra and and Il M arh &C. a.
$ss IND IS % mn s9s go !. r. :.
and ii 10 l. p m; ,G and IL 10 s a. ~; and
Eetunins trains leave Broad stree sist on Ph,de pno
s2sSl 20 20 II SSd II Is n Ii
Win Dlnias Car. Il and $50 3 ma ma Il 4, ~ s %
go aa SS" 20 M i. u 20. 20 % Lmitcd
6 :35, IL and 8 IL y. III. - On =.
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden, D. III ana So v III.
Ticket o,ices $40 435 and e4i Broadway Astor
Uorss aiiery pace and foot OF DesbrOses ana Nort-
landt sta Court and Brooklyn Annex station 100.
OF Fulton a. Brooklyn station jersey ClJ' Emisraht
Once. Castle t'arden. Ill %. "a .h. IA,
The YORK Transfer Company VIII cali or anu enseS
bag age from hotels and residences ,roon
SHAS. f.. r. GH, =, ). X, MOoD
General Manager General Pass'f Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-Nov 3.
TIE GETERA. Use
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ TraG,leavs from Chanber.st station weoS LAYS LOT
Enrlewnol Tcn4fy. Closter SpaIkil and Ny@A -" a.
= 20 q 30 and Il 30 a. ~. l:l5 $50 4. 4 81. . "a.
5.in' $50 X 1880 p. m. ~ mdnig t. SUNDAYS -
q tn a M 1 and D. IA For Manuel. Strng valley
Monsrv and Ttlmau,. week days $50 40 V3O a. n'
4 So T. 80 y. m. sundays 80 nj, ) r. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

Tho following .ue Nion between mo '"N i''c''''
and l,e totaldrpo.t. ~ tho respective d1te'
spe,ie s7-SlGGO1 S77.0Sh.l0D Dec 81 ~ ' 'o
- ,o.,.r. ,a'cio 300 500 700 Dec 22louo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06


al delinoucncy will soon be appointed
BY Colonel seward OF the 9th Regiment captain '"
walcott Marks OF Company will be president oil the
court.
John LsImbcer. it, Of Company @. 7th Regiment VIII
be its representative in the reginchA ennis assoclao
All the field ana staff officers OF the ON Regimen,
except Cominissary W. Nerniyca, who III. ana an
the members OF the noncOnmlssoned stan wefo present
al the recent Inspection.
The nominating committee OF COMPANY A. 1th Kegl-
for the present consists % tlurterm 4sirr
Sergeant Jeannot and Priyates BuchleI Palmenpefs'
Queckburncr and j. +. Murray.
Second Lieutenant Winerroth, the newly elected
Second Lieutenant OF Company !, 9.h Regiment, ms
received his commission. Ho Was good noucommis
stoned officer in Company before his present PRONE
ton which fairly earned lie takos great interest
IN rife practice and is himself a good marksnan
The second annual reception OF Company ]: iitn
Regiment Captain Charles Surbing, VIII Do heIu al
the sruory OIL the evening or Move nber %
Major Clifford A. II. Bartlett OF tho 9ih Regiment aitcr
Hproengsd leave or absence, has reported ior uu1'
First Lieutenant Geary OF Company J. list Regiment,
has been elected an honorary member oil company T.
Tue committee on social organization Of the Board OF
Officers the o Ia regiment is consisring me isasIoy
OF bringing the officers together at an annual onhnor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

Wha, ..ould o;v;,;rat'on be wIlnU", '''O
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-23
The Stage.

1t will be good news to the adj
mirers Of the Dixey-Adonis uggre-
CATION of beauty and fun to learn of
Il return engagement this and next
week at the Chestnut st. Theatre.
after an egregiously successful season
in Chicago. There is an indefnable
element Of success in Mr.. Dixev
which in two seasons has lifted him
from comparative obscurity to the
exalted pinnacle in the burlesoue
armament, solely through the aid
an inane, incoherent yet ever spark
ling bit of burlesque from the pen
of Rice and Gill, collaborateurs in
many other bright pieces. In "Ad-
onis," however, The Lounger is
disposed to place the attribute of
success to the personal fascination
and spontaneity which thoroughly
characterizes Mr.. Dixey's acting and
every movement before the foot lights.
Particularly is their charm irresist-
able to the ladies in his audiences
and their devotion to him is pro-
verbal.
THE Little Tycoon' has long pass
ed its three hundredth performance
and has continued unintermitting-
ly with the exception of brief in
term after the deplorable destruct-
ion by fire Of the beautiful Temple
Theatre, once its happy home. 1t
was this fire which so seriously
crippled its efficient manager, Mr.
Brotherton. who, it will be comfort
ing for his friends in the profession
to know, has entirely recuperated
his lost health and fortune and THE
Tycoon is graciously lifting him
still higher on the waves of prosper
ity.
Philadelphians are eagerly await
ing the engagement of Days Com
pany at the Opera House in Nav.
1t will he societys first appearance
at the theatre since Lent.
LOBBY I.oUNGER.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-23

The explanation that Gordon
Fleming received was very simple.
Donald Kerr had been rather wild,
and had incurred the ill-will of his
aunt, who had babe him never to
darken her door again. Through all,
he had his sisters tender love. He
was reported dead while making a
trip on the Mediterranean. This
was year before Jessie met Gordon
Fleming. 1t seems, however. that
Donald was not drowned, after all,
but lived to pick up quite IL little
fortune in the diamond fields of
South Airica
Knowing the ill-will his aunt felt
for him, he had bribeda servant to
tell his sister where he awaited her.
ltwas this meeting that suspicious
Gordon witnessed. Had he heard
their greeting. all might have been
clear, but the sudden shock to his
nervous system prevented this.
Jessie's aunt refused to receive her
scapegrace nephew, even if he was
rich, and had reformed, so the broth
err and sister went to New York to
live.
To the young girl the strange de-
parture of her lover had ever been Il
mystery. Now, however, all was
made clear; two loving hearts, sepa-
rated by fate, were united, and the
silver lining ofthe cloud had come
within their grasp. Donald tried to
make up for the mischief his appear
aIce had done.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-23

Dr. Schliemann, the explorer of the
Troad, has turned his attention 10 Amer
lean antiquities, and is going to visit
Mexico and the West Indian islands.
Archaeology on this side of the Atlantic
is less tempting, but also u less delusive
pursuit. The learned doctor will be apt
to mistake Spanish mie-posts for Aztec
monuments, while on the IIellespont all
his learning could not make him sure if
ms concave chunk Of brass was Trojan
helmet Il Grecian breast-plate, Gallo
Shield, byzantine baptistry or a Turkish
wasll-basin.-Dr. Felix L. Oswald.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-23

a defender of severe and exacting
mental labor required to maintain a
position in fashionable society cites as il
lustration of the mental strain and close
study required to lind out and remember
the personal history of every member of
the set to which the man or woman in
question belongs. the skill to use this
knowledge in such way rs always To
Halter and never to offend, and the cxcr-
else of memory necessary To keep in
mind all the society events" Of the
season, who was at each. and TO think
who will be likely to be at future events.
The writer says nothing about the waste
Of mentaI encrgy Chicago Times.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-23
DON'T THINK

That because we haven't
been advertising Spring
Clothing tina! we are
not intending to make
our usual effort for your
trade; we ale indeed
making greater prepare.
ton for new business
than ever, and intend to
offer such inducements
as will, We hope, con-
vince you that our bust
ness has but commenced
to extend in earnest.
Between all branches of
mechanics, working,
selling goods and tax
ing orders, we have been
Inconvenience consider
ably, but have never
allowed business to he
interrupted for any time.
Our new goods are ar.
irving daily, and if you
think of buying we
will be only too pleas
cd to show them to YOU.
"Iow Prices for Good
Goods has been our
constant aim in selling
clothing, and we mean
to excel our former rep |
utation for giving the
best to he had anywhere
for the money.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-23

MOTlCE.-L JOHN +. LEWIS. THE OWNER
ana occupant uf the house known as the Deer
PARK Hotel sltunted IN School districts Nos 80
anu u, Newark, White Clay creek hundred. cOun-
" ul New Castle and state NJ Delaware. IN COM
pllhhce with the requirements Of the acts NJ the
GENERAL Assembly In such ease made aud prOyid-
CT. 90 htrrlb give notice thnt shall apply In
WIRING 10 the court ui General Sessions Of the
Peace und jail Delivery N the state Of Delaware
~ ana tor New Castle county, ON MONDAY, the
y, II gay VI May \. D., 1887, being the next term
ol suld court, Tor u license for said house as an
Inn or tavern Tor the sale therein " Intoxicating
liquors In less Quantities than one quart 10 he
drunk on the premises, and the following respect
able citizens ~ the said School districts recon-
mend the said application VIZ:
9onh J.. hHlol j. W. Penningtt
Walter :. pyle WIN barton
T. Med OAuk Rodrpr rorhit
Jnhh Vorhlt Pussy Pemhert0n
Frank Mclaughlin l.nM McIntuhlin
II Barton Andrew j M0ie
apr yin John 4. LEWIS.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-23

In the United States there are eighty
two factories engaged in the manufacture
Of glue. and they employ altogether
about 1000 hands. The value Of the pro-
duct is about $5,OOOOOO a year-Phila-
delphin Call
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-23

. Ny wife, some three or fonr years ago. was trou.
Died with an ulcer on u 81 a Of her tongue near
the throat. IAe paiu WAS .45aht, causing loss
OF sleep and prOfiu' ing ira, stus prostraton,
Accompanying tht ir,di.c WIS ilrnnmtism, IL
had passed from tin Shoulders o. conferred in the
wrist OF one han", ~ Inc. Z Ing ia use OF It,
Between the suf. ~ OF The two, life bad grown
burdensome. by t.H u.e OF n ha,f dozen small
sized bottles OF S~ifH Specific, she was entirely
relieved and restored 10 heath. This was three
years ago, and there has been return OF the dis
ease. H. l.. MIDDLRBRoOKs
Sparta, Ga, June 5, 1886.
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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-23

Arrive Newark Centre Station from phila .
Wilmington 500 IN and III and 4 a. N , ,,',
days. - "H" o'f' III week
rehinSl l express leaves Newark g44am ,,
Passengers leaving Newark at sol a m NJ, ~.
ARK and perryyille Accommodation NAV al, vh Ne ,
rs, nan a ferrytille for Baltimore al Sas a
irving at Union Station at $40 a. m. ''''' AZ
m baahItlLaore passenger leave Phlla. daily iecn
r ~ ,ne s l4g M Wilmington 2iI m
iiNMinE Newark 1919 IN. Baltimore p In r'' Ut
Wilmington ana Baltimore accommodniio, ~,
Suuays Ohy leaves Wilmington 95 M ioa, W.,
s,,k q p m. stopping al ali infcrmn,atts
S'"''ohs' arrrvlngat Baltimore Is D. M 'D'"'e
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-23

The weight Of a molecule of camphor
sensible to the smell has been computed
by Bordenave 10 weigh one 9,269 1884,
00Otl Of n grain.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-23

Dr. Quinlan, well-known Irish phys
ician advocates the use of chloride of
zinc in the compositian of ball dresses as
. preventive of fire.